Meet Aya, from UNRWA's Tulkarm School: Millions of dollars of your taxes fund UNRWA.

If you live in a Western country, millions of dollars of your taxes this year went to fund UNRWA.

Meet Aya, from
UNRWA's Tulkarm School.

Q: What do you learn in school about peace?
A: That we don't like Israel. That we'll shoot them.
Q: Do you hate the Jews?
A: A lot. They are our enemies.
Q: What do you like to watch on your phone?
A: Martyrs, resistance fighters, Hamas.

Video Shared by Hillel Neuer - Executive Director of United Nations Watch.

https://x.com/HillelNeuer/status/1863336077517537519

Asaf Romirowsky:
“UNRWA has been proven to be exactly synonymous to Hamas. The fact that they had Hamas servers under their headquarters, the fact that they had individuals who were part of the perpetrators of the attacks on October 7—UNRWA is no longer a legitimate organization. They have never been to my mind. ... It’s an obstacle to peace, rather than a solution to peace.”

UNRWA makes no distinctions in their hiring processes or in their background checks. If you’re a Hamas member by night and you’re an UNRWA teacher by day, the kind of education that you’re teaching is Hamas education. There have been ongoing U.S. congressional investigations to analyze what is being disseminated in Arab Palestinian textbooks. We find the constant glorification of martyrology.

We find the fact that Jews are 'the sons of pigs and monkeys'. Maps of Israel don’t exist. There is the idea of from the river to the sea and of annihilating Jews and it should be all Palestinian. Coexistence does not play into this at all. Back in the 1990s, for example, during the Oslo Peace Accords, there was a demand that Israel and the Palestinian society should change their textbooks.

Israeli textbooks were already pro-peace, but Palestinian textbooks had none of that. There was no discussion about coexistence at large. This is exactly what we’ve been fighting for the past 22 years. Here in the States and in Europe, we’ve observed there is a disconnect about the reality on the ground and what it would take to create peace.